stuporous

That had been real enough, but not the stuporous heat.

He used to call me to treat the stuporous boys.

Particularly now, when he's coming out of a stuporous phase.

Falling into a stuporous sleep when other men were getting out of bed.

I was stuporous then, as she had planned, no doubt.

She was young, maybe twenty-five, and seemed the least stuporous of the lot.

By the time they reached their destination, all were asleep or at least stuporous.

Why he'd drunk himself stuporous, made a pilgrimage to her house.

He'd finally given her some chloroform and she was in a stuporous sleep.

At least the herbs helped her, drift into stuporous sleep.

The men appeared deaf and stuporous as their bodies began to shut down.

When we stepped onto the porch Rafael was still stuporous.

Half of them were asleep anyway, and all the others stuporous, unable to resist.

Then she went limp and sat on the floor with the hopeless, stuporous look of a refugee.

Now and then a stuporous anger overcame me, but not at my lack of skill.

He went back to his doodling, and I spent ten stuporous minutes walking around the gallery.

Immediately following surgery, patients were often stuporous, confused, and incontinent.

Once the Communist Party enforced a stuporous stability in the land.

A stuporous resignation comes over some of them.

Matt fell into a stuporous sleep practically at once and didn't awake until noon the next day.

She lay in the sun, stuporous, now and then murmuring in her sleep.

After eight days of stuporous sedation and an ongoing headache, I checked myself out.

Meltzer, at the helm, seemed stuporous from a near concussion.